Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-07-29

Crops along the Little Fails 8 Dakota
railroad are looking good this season, q
and will probably yield as much as in p
any part Of the State. lsI
Il Commissioner Lawrence will have Y
quite . job with his 2-foot rule measur- $
ing the number of folios in the board
proceed ings this week. s.s @@sss. IS a,
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Fine pictures Of the Minrea polls Ilss 8 Z
position building and Of the State air e: 8
| grounds are being distributed by. fne =
managers of tthoss enterprises. Y
County Commissioners Mansfield OIL
Swan River. expects about Is bushels Of =
wheat to the acre this year, where g
last year he got over rs bushels j
The Brainerd Daily News says that its Il
travelling agents have been ordered to- s
solicit no more job work in towns that
have Job printing Offices. That is right.
County Treasurer stoll and family re- .
turned from their Wisconsin visit on f
Tuesday, having enjoyed 4 very pleasant y
time. Mr.. stoll visited the home Of his
boyhood. III B 49,. 5A II
! Mrs. ". .. Farnam, of Royalton, is
quite sick, the youngest baby is also in &
critical condition. Others in the family O.
are slightly sick, but only these are dam 3
gerously So. -" ~ >=.<s IN
Hon. VIM. E. Lee was in town on e
Saturday last looking after the improve o
ments being made in his Swan River
AourSmi1l. He is putting in some new "
machinery, and fixing the mill up in q
good shape. ..s.4s <t2s..xy.xz-s :,
"A wonderfully large amount of bust Il
ness was transacted. by the Board of J
| County Commissioners on Monday and q
Tuesday, and a55f,il report appears. on
the next page i: 49,
The Rev. A. ". Knepper will hold L
revival services IN the Methodist a
Episcopal church every evening this t.
week and next. All are cordially IN a
vited to attend. o
H. F. Schleusener has taken the con-
tract to move Mr.. Hosch's two buildings r
The millinery store will be moved to one b
side to give room for his tailor shop on il
his Oak street lot n
Senator Buchanan came in from his Il
farm on Thursday evening Of this week, il
and went to Sank Rapids Friday morn P
ing. He expects only about a half crop
Of wheat on his farm this year. r
| Prairie chickens will be more plenty e
this fall than last. The dry season was a
very favorable to them, as it is usual for (
for a large number of their nests to be t
drowned out by heavy rains in June.
Mrs. Peter .Coldren, Of Salem, Mich,
will arrive in town in a few days to visit
her sister, Mrs. S. P. Fuller She has :
visited Little Falls on several previous !
occasions, and is somewhat acquainted
here.
Bralnerd is having series of glove {
fights, and some Of them are very good !
On Saturday evening of this week fight.
wall take place between Frank Shepley,
of that city, and Ned King, Of Gull
RIVER, (
Several members of the hook and lad
der company went to Brainerd on Mon 8
day to attend the annual parade Of the
department of that city As usual, the
Brainerd boys extended the heartiest
hospitality. ~, .,
Tom O'Neill has cut and threshed his
crop of oats on his farm. south of town.
He used seventeen sacks of oatsfor seed
and the threshing yielded fully two
bushels more than that amount. 1t was,
hardly a profitable season. !:
". F. Street has moved to Superior
City: Wis, at the head of Lake Superior,
Land has purchased the Inter-Ocean
newspaper. He has larger field there
i than he had at Royalton, and we wish
him success in his new field
| Capt. Houde returned Monday from a
fishing. trip to Rice lake, where he
! caught a large number of magnificent
! pickerel. He distributed them among
his friends, and he has the thanks Of
the Transcript fora fine mess. 49,.
August Stromonf OF Elm Dale was in
town yesterday on business connected
with the new school district in the north
part Of his town. He lives in one of the
parts of the county that will have nearly
as good crops as usual this year
Twocows and bull for sale Will be
sold Oh time on good security.
~ = :. T. E. STAPLES.
BggrGREAT REDUCTION T. I have
just received a lot of stoves which will
sell very cheap. J. w. BERG.
If you are i'll need OF a Cookstove, buy
an Acorn and have the best eyer
manufactured, and do, not be deceived